Ilocos Norte Tourist Attractions


Ilocos Norte is now accepting tourists. 


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Ever wonder where to go in Ilocos Norte? Looking for that perfect accommodations? 


Book on this link Ilocos Norte Hotel Deals and see which hotel is best for you. See the list of hotels and resorts that are accredited by the Department of Tourism here.

Google Map presentation of the tourist spots in Ilocos Norte



Here are 39 tourist attractions open to all residents of Luzon. Take note that all tourists are subject to a negative RT-PCR test within 72 hours before entry. Pre-registration at ilocosnorte.ph with a valid SafePass QR code is a must as well. 

  1. Anat Falls 
  2. Anuplig Falls
  3. Arboledan Lighthouse
  4. Badoc Island 
  5. Badoc Minor Basilica 
  6. Barangubong Falls
  7. Blue Lagoon (Balaoi Beach)
  8. Bulu
  9. Cape Bojeador Lighthouse
  10. Culili Beach
  11. Davila Mangroves 
  12. Estancia Beach
  13. Ferdinand E. Marcos Presidential Center
  14. Gen. Ricarte Park & Museum 
  15. Kabigan Falls 
  16. Kapurpuran Rock Formation
  17. La Milagrosa Chapel and Coves 
  18. Laoag Sand Dunes
  19. Lover's Peak 
  20. Macagutgot Caves 
  21. Malacanang of the North 
  22. Marcos Birthplace Museum
  23. Municipal Beach Park
  24. Pagsanhan
  25. Pangil Rock Formation 
  26. Paoay Church 
  27. Paoay Sand Dunes 
  28. Paradise of God Our Father
  29. Paraiso ni Anton 
  30. Paseo de Paoay 
  31. Patapat Viaduct 
  32. Payupuyan Watchtower 
  33. Sarrat Heritage Walk 
  34. Spanish Watch Towers 
  35. Sta. Monica Church & Convent 
  36. Tanap Avis Falls 
  37. Taoid Museum - A Museum of the Cordilleras in Ilocos Norte 
  38. Tobacco Monopoly Monument, Aurora Park
  39. Umok ni Siwawer Eco Park

The list is updated last October 21, 2020. It may seem that there is a lot to see in Ilocos Norte. Do bear in mind that we are still with Covid19. Health protocols and local government ordinances are in places like wearing face masks and face shields.


You deserve that long-overdue travel. I would say that you should not miss the sand dunes of Ilocos Norte. It is one special spot on this side of the country.


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